.45 Colt Revolvers
Experience the legendary simplicity and reliability of the revolver. Shop our collection of single and double-action models, ranging from classic pocket snubbies to powerful large-frame wheel guns for hunting and defense.
Featured Revolvers
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Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 19 Carry Comp PowerPort .357 Mag and .38 Special +P Blue/Black Revolver
Capacity: 6 | Barrel Length: 3 inches$1349.00 $1180.99As low as $1080.99 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson Model 642 Airweight No Internal Lock .38 Special Stainless/Silver Revolver
Capacity: 5 | Barrel Length: 1.87 inches$670.99 $506.49As low as $456.49 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson 686 Plus 7-Inch .357 Mag Stainless/Silver Revolver
Capacity: 7 | Barrel Length: 7 inches$1059.00 $819.99As low as $744.99 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson Model 29 Classic .44 Remington Mag .44 Special Blued Revolver
Capacity: 6 | Barrel Length: 6.5 inches$1429.00 $1364.99As low as $1264.99 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson Model 500 Ported 4 Inch .500 Mag Stainless/Silver Revolver
Capacity: 5 | Barrel Length: 4 inches$1699.00 $1592.49As low as $1442.49 with rebate
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$569.00 $506.49
As low as $456.49 with rebate
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Taurus Judge Ultra-Lite Crimson Trace Laser .45 Colt .410 Matte Black Revolver
Taurus Judge Magnum Crimson Trace Laser .410/.45 Colt Revolver
Magnum Research BFR Big Frame .45 Colt .410 Stainless/Silver Revolver
Cimarron Evil Roy Competition Stainless Competition .45 Colt Stainless/Silver Revolver
Traditions Firearms 1873 Frontier .45 Colt Case Hardened/Blued Revolver
Traditions Firearms 1873 Frontier .45 Colt Case Hardened Revolver
Uberti 1873 Cattleman Frisco .45 Colt Case Hardened Revolver
Uberti 1873 Cattleman El Patron Competition New Model .45 Colt Stainless Steel Revolver
Uberti 1873 Cattleman 4.75-Inch Barrel .45 Colt Nickel Plated Revolver
Cimarron Charger Eliminator Eliminator Tuned Action .45 Colt Blued and Case Colored Revolver
Cimarron Thunderstorm Model P Competition .45 Colt Stainless Revolver
Cimarron Thunderstorm Pre-War Frame .45 Colt Stainless Revolver
Cimarron Thunderstorm Competition .45 Colt Blued / Color Case Hardened Revolver
Traditions Firearms Rawhide 1873 Single Action .45 Colt Matte Black Revolver
Taylor's & Company 1875 Outlaw White Photoengraved .45 Colt Revolver
Taylor's & Company 1873 Cattleman .45 Colt Blue Coin Revolver
Cimarron Eliminator Compact .45 Colt Stainless Steel Revolver
E.M.F. Company Alchimista I 1860 Army Style .45 Colt Blued/Case Colored Revolver
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